Gustave Doré

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Gustave Doré (1832–1883)

	Alternative names	Paul Gustave Doré, Paul Gustave Louis Christophe Doré
	Description	French painter and illustrator
	Date of birth/death	6 January 1832	23 January 1883
	Location of birth/death	Strasbourg	Paris
	Work location	Paris
	Authority control	VIAF: 41839207 LCCN: n79089221 GND: 118526839 SELIBR: 183977 BnF: cb119004228 ULAN: 500013657 WorldCat WP-Person

Gustave Doré - (photographed between 1855-1859)

English: Gustave Doré (1832-1883) was a French illustrator, painter and sculptor.

Deutsch: Gustave Doré (1832-1883) War ein französischer Maler, Grafiker und Illustrator.

Français : Gustave Doré (1832-1883) était un illustrateur, peintre et sculpteur français.

日本語: ギュスターヴ・ドレ

中文（简体）‎: 古斯塔夫·多雷（1832-1883），法国版画家、雕刻家和插图作家。

La Tauromachie de Gustave Doré[edit]

Gustave Doré, corrida 1860.
Gustave Doré, combat du taureau et de l'éléphant(1862-1873) dans Voyages en Espagne de Jean Charles Davillier.
Gustave Doré estocade(1862-1873) dans Combats de Taureaux autre titre de Voyages en Espagne de Jean Charles Davillier.

Portraits[edit]

Paul Gustave Doré by Felix Nadar.
Portrait by Felix Nadar between 1854-1859. Signed albumen print.
Portrait by Felix Nadar between 1854-1859. Plate collodion negative.
Portrait by Fairless & Beeforth London
Portrait by Nadar

Les Contes drolatiques (1855)[edit]

Baron von Münchhausen (1862)[edit]

Illustration 9

Don Quixote de la Mancha (1863)[edit]

The Divine Comedy[edit]

Inferno[edit]

Inferno Canto 1 lost
Inferno Canto 1 panther
Inferno Canto 1 the lion
Inferno Canto 1 Virgil
Inferno Canto 1 Virgil leads Dante onward
Canto 2 line 1 Now was the day departing
Inferno Canto 2 lines 71,72 Beatrice
Inferno Canto 3 line 9 reads All hope abandon, ye who enter here.
Charon crosses the river Acheron in Canto 3 lines 76, 78.
Charon collects the spirits into his boat in Canto 3 lines 107-108.
Inferno the unbaptised, Canto 4 lines 38, 39
Inferno the four bards, Canto 4, lines 89, 91
Inferno Canto 5 line 4 Minos
Inferno Canto 5 lines 33-39
Inferno Canto 5 lines 72-74
Inferno Canto 5 lines 105-106
Inferno Canto 5 lines 134-135
Inferno Canto 5 lines 137-138
Inferno Canto 6 lines 24-26
Inferno Canto 6 lines 49-52
Inferno Canto 7 lines 8-9
Inferno Canto 7 pushing rocks
Inferno Canto 7 lines 118-119
Inferno Canto 8 lines 27-29
Inferno Canto 8 lines 39-41
Inferno Canto 8 lines 110-111
Inferno Canto 9 line 46
Inferno Canto 9 lines 87-89
Inferno Canto 9 lines 124-126
Inferno Canto 10 lines 40-42
Inferno Canto 11 lines 6-7
Inferno Canto 12 lines 11-14
Inferno Canto 12 lines 58-59
Inferno Canto 12 lines 73-74
Inferno, Canto 19 lines 112-120
Inferno Canto 21 between ditches 5 and 6
Inferno Canto 23
Inferno, Dante climbs flinty steps in Canto 26
Inferno Canto 32
Inferno Satan, Canto 34

Purgatorio[edit]

Paradiso[edit]

Par, 3 - Piccarda
Par, 5 - Dante ragiona con gli spiriti
Par, 8 - Carlo Martello
Par, 12 - San Bonaventura
Par, 14 - Cielo di Marte
Par, 14 - Croce celeste
Par, 16 - Cacciaguida
Par, 18 - Anime
Par, 18 - Beati rimproverano i governanti
Par, 19 - L'Aquila
Par, 20 - Lodi dei re
Par, 21 - Beatrice
Par, 21 - Scala celeste
Par, 26 - San Giovanni
Par, 27 - San Pietro
Par, 28 - Ultimo cielo
Par, 31 - Rosa celeste
Par, 31 - La Madonna

Gargantua and Pantagruel[edit]

Frontispiece
Prologue
I Hear the Enemy, Let Us Rally

Idylls of the King[edit]

The Rime of the Ancient Mariner[edit]

Illustration for the poem „The Rime of the Ancient Mariner“, written by Samuel Taylor Coleridge

The Bible[edit]

"The Creation of Light"
"The Formation of Eve"
"Adam and Eve Driven out of Eden"
"Cain and Abel Offering their Sacrifices"
"The Death of Abel"
"The World Destroyed by Water"
"The Deluge"
"The Dove Sent Forth from the Ark"
"Noah Cursing Canaan"
"The Confusion of Tongues"
"Abraham Journeying into the Land of Canaan"
"Abraham,God and two angels at Mamré"
"The Flight of Lot"
"The Expulsion of Ishmael and His Mother"
"The Trial of Abraham's faith"
"The Burial of Sarah"
"Eliezer and Rebekah"
"The Meeting of Isaac and Rebekah"
"Isaac blessing Jacob"
"Destruction of the Army of the Amorites"
Zechariah 6:5 - "The Vision of the Four Chariots"
Jacob Wrestling with God to Peniel
"Joseph Makes Himself Known to His Brethren"
"The Gleaners"
"The Sermon on the Mount"
"Saul and the Witch of Endor"
"The song of Deborah"
"Death of Eleazer"
"Baruch"
"The Vision of The Valley of The Dry Bones"
"The World Destroyed by Water"
"Judith and Holofernes"
Crucifixion of Jesus
"Death on the Pale Horse"

Milton's Paradise Lost[edit]

"Michael Casts out all of the Fallen Angels"
"Satan rises from a burning lake"
"Satan talks to the council of Hell"
"The fallen Angels explore Hell"
Angels of Heaven blow their trumpets in victory.
Satan takes his throne in Hell.
The Angels look over Hell.
Satan talks to Sin and Death.
The Fall of Lucifer.
God with His Son.
Chaos watches as the Rebel Angels are thrown into Hell.
Satan descends upon Earth.
The Fall of Satan.
Satan makes his way through Eden.
Satan hides in Paradise.
Eve talks to Adam.
Angels on Guard.
Two of the Angels talk.
Satan is cast out the hill of Heaven and is cast in Hell's canyons.
Adam watches as Eve sleeps.

Ariosto’s “Orlando Furioso”[edit]

Perrault's Fairy Tales (1867)[edit]

For a complete gallery of all 41 Doré illustrations see Les Contes de Perrault

Frontispice/Frontispiece
Petit Chaperon Rouge/Little Red Riding-Hood 2:3
Petit Chaperon Rouge/Little Red Riding-Hood 3:3
Le Chat botté/Puss in Boots 1:4
Le Chat botté/Puss in Boots 3:4
Le Chat botté/Puss in Boots 4:4
La Barbe Bleue/Blue Beard 1:4
Les Fées/The Fairy 1:1
Peau d'âne
Riquet à la houppe/Riquet of the Tuft 1:1
Cendrillon/Cinderella 1:3
Cendrillon/Cinderella 2:3
Cendrillon/Cinderella 3:3
La Belle au Bois Dormant/Sleeping Beauty 1:6
La Belle au Bois Dormant/Sleeping Beauty 3:6
La Belle au Bois Dormant/Sleeping Beauty 4:6
La Belle au Bois Dormant/Sleeping Beauty 6:6
Le Petit Poucet/Little Thumb 5:11
Le Petit Poucet/Little Thumb 7:11
Le Petit Poucet/Little Thumb 10:11

Wandering Jew[edit]

The Raven[edit]

English: For more of Doré's illustrations of fables, see Category:Illustration of fables by Gustave Doré

Crusades[edit]

Troubadours singing the Glories of the Crusades
The Syrian army by a sand storm
The Massacre of Antioch
The Discovery of the True Cross
The Crusaders war machinery
The Childrens Crusade
Miracles
Invocation to Muhammad
Gerard of Avesnes exposed on the walls of Asur
Entry of the Crusaders into Constantinople
Edward I kills attempted assasin
Death of Frederick of Germany
Dandolo preaching the Crusade
Crusade against the Moors of Granada
Celestial Phenomena
Bohemond alone mounts the rampart of Antioch
Barthelemi undergoing the Ordeal of Fire
An enemy of the Crusaders
A friendly tournament
Surprised by Turks
An angel leading the Crusaders to Jerusalem.

Jean de La Fontaine's fables[edit]

L'Ours et l'amateur des jardins

Other[edit]

In Greek mythology, Cepheus exposed his daughter Andromeda to the sea-monster.
Enigma, Gustave Dore.
Houndsditch, 1872
Portrait of Dante Alighieri.
Matterhorn first ascent victory
Matterhorn first ascent disaster

and more[edit]

Reproduction du tableau Le Christ quittant le prétoire (1877)

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